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The Hungarian National Philharmonic’s audience is long accustomed to having an Opera subscription on offer each new season. It was during Zoltán Kocsis’s tenure as chief music director that the orchestra and choir began presenting works for the musical stage, an endeavor also essential to György Vashegyi’s programming concept. All three opera productions slated for the 2025/26 season will be performed in concert format. The works – one Italian, the others French and Russian – all date from the 19th century. Verdi’s Nabucco and Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin are both immortal opera favourites, while the three-act Jean de Nivelle, by Léo Delibes, serves to continue the tradition of recent years of introducing new discoveries from music history.

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VERDI: NABUCCO Opera/1
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LÉO DELIBES: JEAN DE NIVELLE Opera/2
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TCHAIKOVSKY: EUGENE ONEGIN
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Nabucco was composed in the 1840s, with Onegin and Jean de Nivelle premiering a few years apart some decades later, in 1878 and 1880, respectively. Successful in its time but hardly known today, the latter tells the story of a French historical figure from the 15th century. Adding to the appeal of these programmes on the Opera season ticket are the renowned star singers arriving from abroad to tackle the principal roles – such as the Mongolian Amartüvshin Enkhbat, France’s Cyrille Dubois and the Russian Alexey Markov, just to name those taking on the three title characters – with the production of Jean de Nivelle furthermore keeping up the tradition of performing these special French works by employing a cast of soloists comprised exclusively of noted international artists.

Conducting the Delibes will be György Vashegyi, with the excellent Italian musician Andrea Battistoni selected to take the helm for Nabucco and Onegin entrusted to one of Hungary’s most experienced opera conductors, János Kovács.

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